Analysis of Composition and
Safety Of Vital Cell

1. Composition and Actions of Vital Cell

Considering that the elderly often suffer from fatigue and impaired blood circulation, Vital Cell was designed with a selection of herbs shown to promote blood circulation. From the viewpoint of its pharmacological actions Vital Cell has been proven to benefit the cardiovascular system by speeding up blood flow, improving microcirculation and increasing the flow volume of blood in the internal organs and glands. The Vital Cell ingredients also support endocrine and central nervous system function and enhance protein metabolism.

Vital Cell is comprised of ten medicinal herbs, including;

1. Astragalus (huang-qi)
2. Atractylodes (bai-zhu)
3. San-Qi Ginseng (san-qi)
4. Dong-Quai (dang-gui)
5. Safflower (Hong-hua)
6. Southern Tsangshu (cang-zhu)
7. Lycium Chinense (gou-qi-zi)
8. Codonopsis (dang-shen)
9. Red-Rooted Sage (dan-shen)
10. Chinese Licorice (gan-cao)

Vital Cell Mineral Composition

The herbal ingredients in Vital Cell provide many active biological compounds that are primarily responsible for the health promoting benefits of the formula. However, the supplement also contains valuable minerals that also provide health benefits, including calcium, magnesium, manganese, iron, sodium and copper
An analysis of the mineral content of Vital Cell revealed the following results:

Results:

1. Calcium: 2208.98 PPM
2. Sodium: 297.84 PPM
3. Silicon: 289.15 PPM
4. Manganese: 13.65 PPM
5. Magnesium: 570.86 PPM
6. Iron: 172.51 PPM

Note: PPM = 1ug/1000ml.

Acute Toxicity Tests of Vital Cell

Method

Test #1: Ten white mice, weighing approximately 20 grams each, were selected for the study. For 7 days each animal was administered 1 ml. of Vital Cell preparation and observed for toxic reactions. The Vital Cell solution was prepared at a concentration equal to a daily dose of 2.7 grams of the powder form. This is the equivalent to a 150-pound person ingesting 20.25 pounds of Vital Cell daily (3,600 times the recommended daily human dose).

Test #2: Twenty white mice, weighing approximately 20 grams each, were selected and divided into two groups of ten. The first group received a solution containing a 0.5 ml. Vital Cell for 10 days. The second group received only plain water. The results were compared at the end of 10 days. The concentrated Vital Cell solution used in this test was equal to 1.35 grams of the powdered form (1,800 times the daily human dose).

Results

Test #1: There were no deaths or poisonous reactions in the 10 white mice of the first test. The mice maintained normal activity throughout the test period.

Test #2: There were no deaths or poisonous reactions in the test group consisting of 2 groups of white mice. The group fed with the Vital Cell preparation gained more weight than the other group that was fed with plain water. These results indicate that the Vital Cell formulation is remarkably free of any toxic or poisonous properties.

The two tests of acute poisoning on animals reveal that Vital Cell is non-toxic. Additionally, there were no observed side-effects from daily ingestion, findings that support similar observations of a complete lack of noxious reactions in human clinical trials.